55 gallon stock list

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IMO a rock dweller such as a tailspot blenny wou;d do well, I also think you need a fairy/flasher wrasse.

 

Clown gobies might prove a successul/ fruitful addition to those large SPS dominant tanks.

 

Sorry it took so long for me to reply, my ballast went out in my 12ga and I've been dealing with that all weekend Ended up transferring stuff from that to my 28 and my dad's 95 while I figure out a plan B.. Anywho, haven't really considered corals yet other than the fact that I have a frag of green star polyp I want to put in there. And I want to have a clam or two if my light is strong enough.

I agree my stock list is on the low end... maybe I'll look into some others. Want to figure out everything I'm putting in there before I add anything so I know what order to add them. I've got nothing but time though

 

Okay. Maybe I can pick your brain here for a sec. I was reading about fairy and flasher wrasses and I came to the conclusion that I would need two for the colors to show well, is that right? Also that I have to make sure one is a female and one a male, correct? I may be way off base here, but I honestly don't know much about wrasses. I've only ever had one (a yellow "coris" wrasse) and he/she jumped ship when I was doing a water change and had the lid off and my dog got to her/him before I did
I did read the "Reef Safe Wrasses" thread on here and got a lot of info from that. I just want to make sure if I do keep wrasses again (and I do have a lid on this tank as well) that they are happy and pretty, so if I need to have more than 1 do you think that'll be okay with my current stock list of 4 (purple firefish, 2 skunk clowns, and a yellow watchman goby)? And I'll look into the tailspot blenny, thanks!

EDIT: Oops! It's **FIVE** on my current stock list, how could I forget the midas blenny!!??

 

Evolved on here is extremely knowledgeable about wrasses.

 

Males will look better with a female, but can still be stunning alone.